
OBSERVATION AREA LECTURE SERIES
Join us at the Boca Raton Airport’s Observation Area for a six-session lecture series exploring aviation, Airport history, and the people who keep aircraft flying safely. Hear from industry experts and local organizations on a different topic each month.
Time: 11 a.m.–12:00 p.m. for all sessions
Location: The Boca Raton Airport Observation Area, 903 NW 35th Street Boca Raton, FL 33431
October 22, 2026 | The History of Boca Raton Airport: From Grass Strip to Economic Driver
Speaker: Boca Historical Society
Explore the Boca Raton Airport’s evolution from a grass strip to a contributor to the local economy. A representative from the Boca Historical Society will share insights into the Airport’s history and its role in the community.
November 19, 2026 | The Physics of Flight: Understanding How Aircraft Fly
Speaker: Lynn University
Discover the science behind flight, including how lift, thrust, drag, and weight work together. A representative from Lynn University will explain the principles that allow aircraft to take off and stay airborne.
December 11, 2026 | Airport Engineering
Explore the science and engineering behind running an airport. An industry expert will discuss how engineering experts support airport operations.
January 21, 2027 | Flying Through the Forecast: How Weather Impacts Aviation
Explore how weather affects flight planning and aircraft operations. An industry expert will discuss how aviation professionals use forecasts and respond to changing conditions.
February 18, 2027 | Wildlife at Airports: Balancing Safety and Environmental Stewardship
Learn how airports manage wildlife to support safe aircraft operations while considering the surrounding environment. Hear from an industry expert about wildlife challenges and the strategies used to address them.
March 18, 2027 | Air Traffic Control: Why It Matters
Learn how air traffic control helps keep aircraft moving safely and efficiently. An industry expert will explain how controllers coordinate aircraft movements and communicate with pilots.
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